Of course, I can remove the FormatStartTime part but then I end up with an empty. On the other hand, EndDate works correctly. I tried different things like Start Date, StartDate, Start Time, StartTime but none of that works.
The thing is that this does not seem to return anything (i.e. Or open an existing appointment by double click it. Create a new appointment by clicking Home > New Appointment. Fix: Set iCal to open '.ics' filetypes Locate a calendar file either in a received or sent email iCal invitation, or by opening iCal and exporting a calendar to the desktop. before you hit the send invite, click each attendees address and select to edit it. If this happens to you, This is an easy fix. It seems in 10.2.8 at least, iCal screws up the address by adding characters to the address. Go to the Calendar view by clicking Calendar in the Navigation Pane. Ok, my own sends from iCal was also getting bounced back. It is because of this highlighted part in the code Replace(replace( body('Get_item')?,'-',''),':','') With the Forward as icalendar feature, you can easily send a calendar as icalendar in Outlook. I did exactly as you did but I keep running into an error with the FormatStartTime step: Unable to process template language expressions in action 'FormatStartTime' inputs at line '1' and column '2922': 'The template language function 'replace' expects its first parameter 'string' to be a string. If you prefer to use the Mac OS Calendar application, be aware that there are some issues with accepting and creating Office 365 invitations in that.
